New work knife help?!?

[OkanSeven]

Hey folks, so I work in a warehouse and do a ton of cutting different materials. I have always used more PE knives (Manix 2LW BD1 and PM2 S110v) but lately have been wanting to try out a fully serrated knife. I’m looking at either the Delica Wharncliffe SE or a Native 5 SE.

Which would you guys pick and why? I’m leaning towards the Native for the S35vn but can’t seem to pull the trigger on either

Thanks
-Okan

[Evil D]

I prefer my serrations in H1 steel, but out of the two you listed I'd probably choose the Native. The original Native SE was my first Spyderco so I have a soft spot for those knives. Both will do you well though. Ergonomically I prefer the Native but I'd rather have the wharnie blade of the Delica so it's a trade off.

[dsvirsky]

I have a Natve 5 SE and it definitely rocks, but between the two I'd probably go with the Delica Wharncliffe SE, since it offers significantly more cutting edge.

Have you considered getting an SE PM2?

[Eli Chaps]

I'd have to put the Tasman Salt, Dfly hawkbill, and byrd Cara Cara Rescue into that mix of consideration if I really wanted an SE knife. If it was mainly cutting, I'd probably take a real hard look at the Rescue as it has a good blade shape and wouldn't break the bank if I decided SE wasn't for me.

[OkanSeven]

I have thought about a Para 3 SE but want something a little smaller than the PM2. So I might take another look at the Para 3 SE

[SmCaudata]

Before I got to you "smaller" post I was thinking the shaman may be cool. Although, it may be a ways off still.

[ZrowsN1s]

With all sincerity, you can't go wrong with either the native or the wharn-delica.

[crazywednesday]

Tasman!